By admin on January 19, 2012
The Year of the Dragon will begin on January 23, about 74 hours from now. The Dragon is the fifth sign of the Chinese Zodiac, which consists of 12 Animal signs. The Dragon is a creature of myth and legend and is the ultimate auspicious symbol signifying success and happiness. Chinese New Year is the [...]
Posted in All Things Chinese, Chinese Festivals | Tagged annual reunion dinner, Chinese New Year, Chinese New Year's Eve, Chinese Zodiac, Chú Xī, Chūn Jié, Eve of the Passing Year, good fortune, happiness, hóngbāo, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5se-v1jWWe0, Lantern Festival, lichun, longevity, Lunar New Year, money in red paper envelopes known as ang pows or “hong baos’, money warding off evil spirits, Spring Festival, spring season in Chinese calendar, the most important Chinese festival, The Year of the Dragon, ultimate auspicious symbol signifying success and happiness, wealth, yāsuì qián, 壓歲錢, 春節, 除夕 |
By admin on August 28, 2011
Whole yak penis, tiger penis, ox penis, dog penis or sheep testicles, anyone? One man’s food is another man’s poison but at Guo Li Zhuang Chinese Restaurant, one man’s taboo is another man’s tonic. A visit to the restaurant is not for the faint-hearted. It specializes in dishes prepared from the genitals (penises and testicles) [...]
Posted in All Things Chinese, Controversies, From Around The World, Ramblings, The Odd The Weird The Wacky | Tagged animal penis, bian, Chinatown of Atlanta in Georgia, chunks of donkey 'whip' deep-fried, dishes prepared from the penises and testicles of male animals, dog penis, Dongsishitiao Street, Dragon in the Flame of Desire, erection problems, Guo Li Zhuang Chinese Restaurant, Head crowned with a Jade Bracelet, Henry's whip, Jasmine Flowers with 1000 Layers, lash, layers of thinly sliced donkey penis, Look for the Treasure in the Desert Sand, medicinal secrets, one man's taboo is another man's tonic, ox penis, penis binge, Phoenix Rising, sheep testicles, sheep's penis on a stick covered in a sheath of mayonnaise and sweet cheese, testosterone, The Essence of the Golden Buddha, the only restricted nourishing restaurant in China, the strength inside the pot, tiger penis, tiger’s penis, treatment for the libido, Viagra, virility, whip, Whip flower with dragon well tea, Whole yak penis, ”Man should be strong" soup |
By admin on January 7, 2011
Welcome to my world where a Lim is also a Ling. My surname is actually Lim but it was registered as Ling in my birth certificate. I was born in a very small town in Sarawak called Binatang which means animal in Malay. This is a predominantly Foochow town. So when I was born, my [...]
Posted in All Things Chinese, Chinese surnames | Tagged Bi Gan, Binatang, Chen, China, Chinese dialects, Chinese family names, Chinese surnames, Foochow, forest, Fujian, Fujian Chinese, Hayashi, Hokkien, Hong Kong, immoral king, infoUSA, Lam, Liem, Lim, Lin, Ling, Lum, Lynn, Nee, overseas Chinese, Pi Kan, pinyin, Qi Zi, Sarawak, Shang Dynasty, Shang Zhou, Southeast Asia, Taiwan, The Three Kindhearted Men of Shang, treason, Vietnam, Wei Zi, woods, Zhou Dynasty, Zhou Wu Wang |
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